Pro's and Con's from the World Cup

Its good that India is out of super eights, for Indian Cricket, in general for cricket.
Pro's from the loss:

• India has learnt it clearly does not deserve a place even in the top eight
• Average, strike rate and whole bunch of runs and so called reputation is no longer a statistics to decide fate of the team.
• Sponsors, ICC who, according to me give more importance to money than the game, would have learnt some lesson.

What according to me will be done by BCCI.

• They would drop the coach( which sounds ok as his contract expires).
• They may drop the captain( according to me is not a good decision).
• Future prospects like Uthappa, Dhoni would be removed from the team, and old but reputational so called super starts will be retained.
• Virendhar Shewag will be in the team, come on guys, he scored a great century against a great team, so Veeru back to form.
• They would again hyphe the practice sesions saying the team will practice along with Indain Navy this time :-).

What would I do if I was the borad president( Konjam over than )

• Drop all the batsmen except for Yuvraj(feilding),Uthappa( he is playing his first world cup, when people having 10k runs cannot deliver, why drop him? )
• Bring back your fielding heros, Kaif, Raina and other youngsters who are brilliant in the feild.
• Make bowlers who are more aggressive like Sreesanth to play every game.
• Just send this team across one series and see how it works out.( anyways even if we send the normal team, they are going to lose :-) )
  
• This will put pressure on senior players to perform, and their performance should be credited only if they do so outisde India.
• For some reason, I would Retain Dravid, who is modest, good overseas and a gentlemen role model.

I don't mean to say the senior players would never get a chance to play, its just to create some pressure on them to perform.
Everything I spoke here is impossible, as this is India. If we had this much courage in decision making,we would have been playing super eights in the carribean right now...